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Low Sodium Diet – Why You Need It and How You Can Follow It
Anyone who has been diagnosed with high blood pressure knows that the amount of sodium that is consumed needs to be reduced. However, even though high blood pressure is the most common ailment associated with high levels of sodium, it is not the only complication that high sodium levels create.
Since sodium controls the amount of fluid that the body retains, it aids in maintaining blood volume. Therefore, high levels of sodium in the system can cause water retention, leading to swelling in the legs and feet. Water retention around the lungs can cause breathlessness and short breathing. If the water is held in the system for too long, there is also a higher probability of kidney stones. Acute overdose can cause extreme conditions like bleeding, nausea, and sometimes even death.
If you have already been diagnosed with high blood pressure, then you need to follow a strict diet regimen that limits sodium intake to the bare minimum (or none at all, if possible).
The body needs a certain minimum amount of sodium in a day, and most of this sodium can be obtained from the natural sodium that is present in most foods. Adding salt to a dish during the preparation stage is not actually a requirement of the body. However, we all know that giving up salt completely is not an easy task.
The reason why it is so difficult to give up salt is because it enhances the flavor of all foods that we consume. Manufacturers add salt in processed foods because it acts as a preservative, killing bacteria that spoil food. Even carbonated drink manufacturers add a certain amount of salt to their formula to camouflage the chemical taste of the product.
It remains a fact that for those at a higher risk of high blood pressure (and other health-conscious people), limiting sodium intake is a necessity that needs to be explored. Some tips that can help reduce your overall sodium intake are listed below:
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It´s he pot calling the kettle black,accusing Boehner of running a dictatorship, so Boehner had a right to be offended.I would have had more choice words for Reid an Obama who said no right off the bat to any Boehner´s offers. The only "win" if you want to call it that for the republicans was getting the tax threshold bumped up $200,000.Maybe stopping the payroll tax cut was another.But anyway,the post mortems on this deal will go on for weeks.Obama´s declared victory so that´s all that matters to the media anyway.I guess no spending cuts is a big chest pounder for himObama´s already laid the gauntlet down on no negotiations for a debt ceiling increase.
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What´s next? Rolling up a towel and snapping Reid with it while yucking it up in the congressional shower room?I´m getting the sinking feeling that this whole thing was choreographed by the WWF .
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Today's topic is: Robot: Flying Scout
its a radio controlled, first strike assault robot! (or something like that.)
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MGH: cool angle
Ant roel : I cant see your picture.
this will probably be in the stores in Japan within the next 5 years . about an hour with horrendous charcoal and pencils.
Some fast markersketches in front of the TV, the perspective is off on all of them, but it´s kinda hard getting it right when youre lying in the sofa eating pommegranate.
MGH-> Nice view.
Here's mine. Silly little ball-point pen sketch done here at work. I give you my flying robot girl scout!
I shoulda added some sort of delivery mechanism for the cookies...hmmm. Maybe in the upgrade 2.0
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Close.Circuit.Scout.TeleVision. Unit. or 'Sweeper'. Is a the police forces new weapon against crime. Once a member of the military armoury, used to scout out targets and enemy positions during urban combat. It was later adopted by police forces around the world to take over the job of Police Helicopter Units. Its multi-spectrum visor can pick out targets via Heat, Ultra Violet or even its own version of Ultra sound to reveal hidden criminals in all environments. It can be useful in patroling streets as a mobile CCTV camera or it can track stolen vehicles or keep in high altitude pursuit of criminal suspects on the run and guide police to there postion via lazer guided GPS.
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Weird easter egg :hmm:
Did this while watching CSI...
don't know if it would be flying or swimming actually..
first time dsg:ing...
Last edited by al-x; November 17th, 2003 at 07:11 PM.
Nice one Pox. And i like your first sketch Olsen.
Mog that reminds me of the Interigator bot from Star Wars: A New Hope when the Princess is about to be interigated by Darth Vador.
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Uh oh, I'm in doodoo. Oh well, at least it's a flying SCOUT (yuk,yuk,yuk...)
Hey, maybe he's a human looking android boy scout. Yeah that's it...
There we go. All better.
here are some markers done while traveling with the subway.. done that alot today.. well they are just really fast inksketches since that was the only thing i got with me today..
yeah the perpective and anatomy and probably everything else is a little bit off, but at the same time the subway carts are a little bit shaky.. so bear with me
Here's a real quick one I did...
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"The proper rewards are not simply tacked on to the activity for which they are given, but are the activity itself in consummation." -C.S. Lewis
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ahh.. loving the diversity here.. I decided to take a post-apocalypse g-force approach..
Haha thats great MGH, both of them! you too Olsen i like them all especially #2.
Good work everyone, lots of good ideas.
Figure out what you wanna do, then take a nap.
olsen - I like those sketches, particularly the first 'n second ones.
tharmine - That's a really nice picture, I dig it.
Cyrus - pretty neat... it kinda has a cute feel to it, like a little bug.
hunger_artist - (red "x")
Another sketch... no real time for coloring again. He's kinda anime, but not bad.
Just barely time to color a couple of thumbnails... alas. Being sick sucks. Maybe tomorrow's will be better...
This one was definitely inspired by Matrix sentinels.
Last edited by barcode; November 17th, 2003 at 10:55 PM.
man, fxart, those rock! I wouldn't mind being sick if I could make thumbnails like that.
here's a fatty.
inspired in part by doug chiang
anyone have some tips for me? i think i may be trying to hard
btw, for those of you with aim, u can contact me using "J1w0n".DO NOT BRING YOURSELF DOWN. NO SAYING YOU SUCK
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I'm gonna pass this round of of the DSG 'cause MGH reached into my brain all the way across the continent and made real what visual pranksterism I had in mind. That is the one! I doff my chapeau to you...
My first try at painter...........any c & c is much appreciated. Great stuff on here guys, love the robotic conversion MGH. By the way who is the moderator putting the red marks on the posts? It seems that j1w0n did not in any way say he sucked, only that he felt he may be trying too hard. The moderator looks like he is insinuating more than the artist. Anyone else agree?
I am starting to experiment with textures, I hope you will bear with me and all the tragedies that will be coming.
Used clouds/noise filters for this one. next time i will be teh more entelajunt, :o
MGH- haha, funny!
artgeek5000- does it sell robot girl scout cookies? And if so, are they made from real robot girl scouts?
Good stuff today folks. Going from sci fi to fantasy and back to sci fi has been wierd to say the least.


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The Indians had just two first downs to 21, and 44 yards of total offense to the Red Devils' 395.
However, the one set of numbers that won't be found on any stat sheets is just as important as any of the aforementioned numbers: 14-1.
That's the number of years for the two coaches — Fyffe's Paul Benefield and Ohatchee's Jason Howard — at the respective schools.
"It takes years to establish a program and get kids strong and believing in your program and the hard work," Benefield said. "He'll get there, it just takes time."
Ohatchee isn't that far behind. With good size on its roster and two victories this season, the Indians have proved they're not the bottom dwellers, but getting from where they are to the top of the region — where those teams are perennial playoff powers — is more than a one-year job.
That message was not lost on Howard.
"We played a team tonight that was well coached," he said. "We played a team tonight that was stronger than we were, faster than we were.
"That takes years of having the same people being in place with a weight program, football program and everything."
Ohatchee's loss was not as instantaneous as it was thorough.
The Tribe trailed 21-0 at the half, and Fyffe only continued to pile on more of the same in the second half.
Fyffe kept making sizeable, but not gaudy, steady gains throughout the night. Five yards, 9 yards, 4 yards and every so often they'd break a run in the neighborhood of 20 yards.
Ohatchee's defense would force the Red Devils to third and fourth downs, even, but more often than not, Fyffe would find a way out of it.
The Red Devils' first drive of the second half was a perfect picture of that.
They went to third down three times, and even converted on a fourth down. Even the touchdown came on third-and-goal from the 5, a play-action pass found David Strange behind the secondary in the end zone.
Fyffe's second touchdown of the second half came on a modest 5-yard run and an interception return for a touchdown by Coby Boyd halted Ohatchee's hopes of busting up the shutout.
Through it all, though, Howard found positives in the loss.
"I think it makes us better," he said. "Anytime you play a team like that it makes you better.
"I hope our kids see and get an idea what the little things we've been trying to preach to them, that the little things really do matter."
Looking to get back to .500, Ohatchee hits the road next week, but it won't be the road trip the Indians have gotten used to this season. The Indians only head up Highway 431 just apiece to take on Pleasant Valley, one of only two Calhoun county schools they'll play this season.
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Whether birdsong at dawn or just a weed in a sidewalk, nature is all around us. Yet all too frequently we only appreciate it when it's out of reach. For Elizabeth Tova Bailey, it was a mysterious disease that separated her from the natural world. But then a friend brought some violets in a flowerpot, into which she had placed a snail, and with that small gift came a deep reconnection with life, and a slow healing.


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Tangy-sweet quesillo (soft, unripened cow's-milk cheese) is the key to a mouthwatering pupusa: a disk of griddled corn flatbread filled with grated cheese and your choice of green chiles, shredded pork, refried beans, squash, or artichoke-like loroco flower. Native to El Salvador—which celebrates National Pupusa Day on the second Sunday of... More
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These are specialized genealogical cross-reference charts or "Chinese Family Trees" (form IMM 692) completed by Immigration staff between 1964 and 1972 during investigations of illegal Chinese immigration under the Chinese Adjustment Statement Program. Almost all of the persons documented arrived in Canada between 1949 and 1972. The Chinese Adjustment Statement Program was a continuing amnesty for persons of Chinese ancestry who had made false statements to secure landed immigrants status before 1960, in particular false claims of close family relationship to their sponsors in Canada (creating "paper" as opposed to "true" families). RCMP investigations into these immigration frauds resulted in a massive series of raids on Chinese-Canadian individuals, organizations, and businesses in May 1960. Reaction to these events led to the announcement by the Minister on 9 June 1960 of the Chinese Adjustment Statement Program (modelled on a similar American initiative) by which individuals were allowed to come forward voluntarily, "adjust" their status and remain in Canada. The Program's procedures were simplified in late 1962 (see Minister's statement dated 16 November 1962) and continued in force, despite periodic re-evaluations, until October 1973. At that date the small number of remaining eligible claims were merged with several other non-Chinese amnesty programs as the general "Status Adjustment Program". By that time the status of between 10,300 and 13,000 persons of Chinese ancestry had been adjusted under the program. The Chinese Family Trees appear to have been created primarily as aids to nominal indexing of the complex "paper" and "true" family names involved in the adjustments, and to cross-reference related case files. They may have been filled out by special Chinese Records indexing officers. Each sheet is headed with a person's name and his/her case file number in the CH series. There are separate boxes for (a) the "sponsor" (subject's) names, including indexed name (underlined), alternative names, and/or aliases, with his/her entry certificate number (C.I.5, 28, 30 or 36) or date of grant of landed immigrant status and place of entry into Canada or place of residence; (b) name(s) of proposed relative(s) to be sponsored, including true and "paper" names, true and "paper" relationship to sponsor, date of grant of landed immigrant status, and place of entry into Canada or place of residence; (c) cross-references to the case files on related individuals; and (d) some general remarks on status matters. All names cited are in theory indexed in the Romanized nominal index (accessions 85-86/002, 85-86/051, 86-87/353, and cards still in possession of Department). The trees are in numerical order by case file number from CH1-3 to CH1-28693. Photocopies of each tree were also placed on the relevant case files, but the images are often of poor quality. Some of the files to which the trees relate were destroyed in 1985-86 after an "F" sample was taken (as described under accession 86-87/353). Most of the original trees on files still in the Department's possession remain on the files and have not been transferred. Annotations by records clerk on the top left corner of each tree indicating a file was destroyed ("Dest.") or transferred to the PAC ("PAD") appear to be largely correct, but others ("Adj" for adjustment or adjudication and "Records" for files retained) may have been superseded by later file retirement actions.
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The most important additions are the view by type, the option to hide apps and the direct access to the Play Store. WIDGET TAB: New section of the app grid with full size versions of what the widgets look like. WIDGET TAB MENU: Again, a contextual menu featuring direct access to Google Play. S VOICE: The S Voice app screen. What do you want to do? S VOICE RESULT: "Hi Galaxy, what is the weather like?" DIALER: Redesigned Keypad section of the Phone application. Bigger number keys and now no message button. Also note the addition of the Contacts tab at the top. CONTACTS: Profile pages still very similar to Galaxy S II UI. GROUPS: Similar to SGSII but now more emphasis on the ability to select and assign groups as well as create new ones. Very important for the new Group Tag feature. REVAMPED CAMERA APP: Addition of HDR and Burst Shot modes. FACE DETECTION: In-app effect but also one of the most crucial backbone features of the Galaxy S III SOCIAL TAG: Face detection contextual menus now allow you to add tags to faces which can be automatically assigned in the future once associated with your contacts book. BUDDY PHOTO SHARE: More face tagging options including the new Buddy Photo Share option bringing one click sharing possibilities via MMS or email pulled directly from your contacts onto the photo screen. VIDEO: Galaxy S III video player in portrait. VIDEO: Galaxy S III video player in, er, landscape. VIDEO OPTIONS: Redesigned video app frame options. Far slicker and more minimal look than the Galaxy S II. Also note the Pop-up Play button on the bottom right. POP-UP PLAY: Dialer screen featuring a pop-up play video. It's possible to have the video window playing on any screen on the phone. VIDEO QUALITY: More screens from the video app. SETTINGS: Re-inconised top level settings menu. Now also feature Samsung Unlock Options for phone wake customisation. MORE SETTINGS: More settings including the LED indicator to bring extra meaning to the flashing light on your phone. POWER SAVING: Far more in-depth power saving abilities including possibilities of actually limiting the CPU operation. MOTION: Huge improvement to motion control on the SGSIII as seen on this menu. What was simply zooming, editing, muting and Voice Talk has been bolstered by Smart Alert, Direct Dial, Shake to Update and more. MORE MOTION: Also now hand motion gestures to go with the phone motion gestures too. ABOUT PHONE: A quick glance and the build, software and version numbers. Lay out very much the same as its predecessor. LED INDICATOR: Entirely new area allowing users to choose the function of the phone's LED light. BATTERY: Virtually identical look at the phone's recent battery usage. UNLOCK OPTIONS: Again entirely new to TouchWiz UX, this menu allows users to select the information available on the Galaxy S III's lock screen and just what and how one can unlock directly into. SAMSUNG UNLOCK MENU: More unlock options. NOTIFICATIONS: Five additional icons to the options at the top of the notifications screen, accessed by a wipe across. NOTIFICATIONS: Top bar now features: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS, Sound, Screen Rotation, Power Saving, Syncing, Mobile Data, Driving Mode and Notification toggles. Also notice new direct access button to Settings menu. LOCK SCREEN: Close up on the lock screen with instructions to swipe or open with voice. HOME SCREEN: Desktop complete with bottom dock, app shortcuts and clock and weather widget. DOCK: Redesigned from the Galaxy S II, the TouchWiz dock can now take more than just four applications. DESKTOP MENU: The shortened menu, which pops up after pressing the menu key when on the home screen, now features a create folders section but no link to notifications any more. MULTITASKING: Press and hold the home button anywhere on the OS to pop up the multitasking menu. A standard feature of Ice Cream Sandwich. BROWSER: The standard Android ICS browser. BROWSER MENU: The standard ICS browser menu but now redesigned with icons next to each of the options. BROWSER: Standard Android browser in landscape. VIEWFINDER: A look through the viewfinder on the camera app of the Galaxy S III. CAMERA SETTINGS: Settings menu of the Galaxy S III including the ability to change the shortcuts placed on the far left of the screen. ALLSHARE PLAY: New function for the SGSIII which enables remote access to files and folders on your computer and other devices. ACCOUNT: Add account menu. No change from the previous Galaxy phones. STORAGE: Storage menu with graphical representation of the amount of space used and left on each memory section of your device. DISPLAY SETTINGS: Display options menu featuring the new Smart Stay option which keeps the phone screen lit when the Galaxy S III recognises sustained eye contact. KEYBOARD OPTIONS: Far more in-depth choices in terms of language input. Swipe still present - if with a different spelling - and now also predictive and handwriting settings. KEYBOARD: The keyboard itself. Still very much the standard design but obviously customisable. PHOTO EDITOR: Still very much the same app as standard with TouchWiz UX. GALLERY: All change for the gallery app which now has an emphasis on tags. The menu at the top allows you to easily sort by album, location, time and, now, thanks to face recognition, both by person and group as well. PERSON: Sorting be person. ALBUM: Sorting be album. S VOICE: More conversations with the Galaxy S III's answer to Siri. VIDEO HUB: A look inside Samsung's Video Hub with access to TV and movie rental and purchase. MOVIES: A list of movies available through the Video Hub. TV: TV shows available from the Video Hub. VIDEO MAKER: Slight redesign to the Video Maker app on TouchWiz. This screen shows a more involved look at the theme selection process for your video project. POP-UP PLAY: An example of pop-up video on the desktop. POP-UP PLAY: Click and drag to move the pop-up window about the screen. HOME SCREEN MENU: New home screen contextual menu for the Galaxy S III. Enables quick addition to the desktop space and lock screen. MUSIC: Slight facelift to the music player app. Note the addition to the media controls across the bottom instead of the large List button present on the SGSII. SOUND ALIVE: Homogenisation of equaliser and sound effects menu into new list on Galaxy S III TouchWiz. ALL TRACKS: Improved music app now includes on-screen media controls as well as shuffle option. 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On October 24, 2011 Rashad M. Young was appointed as the City of Alexandria's youngest, and first African-American, City Manager.
Young's entire career has been dedicated to public service. He began as an intern at the City of Dayton and earned his Bachelor of Science degree and Master of Business Administration from the University of Dayton. He worked in Dayton as the Assistant to the City Manager, Deputy Director of the Division of Information & Technology Services, and Acting Assistant City Manager. In 2002, Young accepted a position with the City of Cincinnati, Ohio as Assistant City Manager. Young moved back to Dayton in 2005 where after a brief term as Assistant City Manager, he accepted his first City Manager appointment.
Young's tenure in Dayton included accomplishments such as maintaining fiscal discipline and achieving the upgrading of the City's bond rating. Young had similar success in Greensboro, North Carolina where he was appointed as City Manager in 2009. Citing Alexandria, Virginia as being "one of two places in the country" that he wanted to live and raise his family, Young accepted the appointment as Alexandria's 17th City Manager in October, 2011.
Young serves as chief executive to a workforce of approximately 3,200 employees and maintains a $634 million General Fund operating budget. His tenure with the City of Alexandria thus far has been highlighted by initiatives aimed at improving communication, performance, and accountability throughout the organization. Examples of Young's work include:
Young's awards and recognition include: receipt of the W.S. McIntosh Memorial Leadership Award in 1994, selection as one of the Cincinnati and Greensboro Business Journals' "Top 40 Under 40" in 2002 and 2011, respectively, receipt of the Joe Bell Award for Early Career Achievement from the University of Dayton National Alumni Association, and receipt of the Steven D. Ford Memorial Award from the National Forum for Black Public Administrators (NFBPA). Young is also an Executive Board Member of the Urban Libraries Council (ULC), a Board Member of the NFBPA, a credentialed manager and member of the International City/County Management Association (ICMA), and a Fellow of the National Academy of Public Administration (NAPA).
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Hi Guillem Any truth in the meetings between Guardiola and Fergie ? What is your view on the chances of Guardiola taking over an Man Utd ? Thanks Alex
Posted 11:37 13th December 2012
Hi! I just wanted to ask you to investigate the record of Zambian played Godfrey Chitalu who scored 107 goals in 1972, the same year Mueller scored his record tally of goals. Messi's record should not stand since Godfrey Chitalu scored more goals than him in a calender year. Fifa are investigating the complaint made by the Zambia FA and they are looking for the evidence. What is your opinion on this matter? Messi's record should not stand.
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I really feel bad for Sneijder. He was robbed off a great honor like the Ballon d'Or. It has become as if the Ballon d'�r is awarded to the most talented football player rather than the best performing player that year. If this continues to be the case, then it is pretty much a foregone conclusion that it'll be a two-horse race every year just like the la liga title race is.
Posted 09:33 12th December 2012
Hi Guillem, The methods of the editors of one of the most "respectable" newspapers in Spain - Marca- amazes me. Firstly , they only give one goal to Messi name in a game against Bilbao altough officialy it stands as 2 goals, On the day when all the world was talking about Messi's record breaking 86 goals in a calendar year , according to Marca - Messi only scored 85 goals , so from they point of view no record broken yet. So what has Marca done ? After reviewing Muller's goals , they decided to bring his tally down to 84 claiming that his goal in an international match vs Russia was an own goal! Therefore according to Marca , Messi beat the record having scored 85 goals!! This newspaper has lost it's credibility in my eyes. What is your comment on that ? Now, isn't it a
Posted 08:49 12th December 2012
I've a question, Take penalties out of the equation, how does Messi and Mullers records compare?
Posted 20:26 11th December 2012
Fantastic idea to put on Ballon D'or information Guillem! Really great to know! My question is: Despite Barcelona's statistics in the recent years, Is Barcelona really that good how people mention it and compliment it? Is it really the best team in history? Because, there have been many teams in the past as well enjoying glory in it's own days, e.g. the Cruyff Dream Team, Di Stefano's Real Madrid etc. Did they also get the praise of today's Barcelona and do they deserve it today?
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Regarding the voting for the Ballon D'Or, I suppose it is a question of whether votes being cast are recognising players and managers who have excelled in the period under question - or whether the best players and managers in that period are being recognised regardless of how much they have won. I suspect FIFA would tell you that the former is what they recognise, even though history suggests the voting colleges recognise the latter. It explains why Henry never won either the World Player of the year of Ballon D'Or, while Michael Owen won the Ballon D'Or in 2001. I also do not think it matters whether you win things or not in the year under review to be considered for such honours. In 2012, where the likes of Salomon Kalou, Ryan Bertrand, Oriel Romeu and Fernando Torres won both the Champions League and FA Cup, you would be hard-pressed to find anyone who accepts that either of these players have had a better year than Messi. Overall, nobody can question Ferguson being named as one of the final contenders. For the past 15 years, he has been one of the top 3 managers in the world. This is coming from an Arsenal fan by the way.
Posted 11:28 11th December 2012
Hi Guillem, Re Falcao, Is he not one of these players that is great against teams below the top 6 a la Gareth Bale, But when it comes to the crunch games against the better teams he is found wanting? I have watched him recently against Real and he was anonymous and again last time out against Barca. He is scoring for fun yes, but for me he hasn't done it against the best yet, and with teams looking to part with �50m + for him, he could be a gamble come Champions League time.
Posted 09:52 11th December 2012
Hi Guillem. Llorente came out saying that he will leave in the summer. But would Bilbao allow him to leave in January for a fee? If so which clubs are leading the chase. I would love to see him at White Hart Lane. Thanks. George
Posted 09:42 11th December 2012
Hi Guillem. As an Everton fan i'm a big admirer of Mikel Arteta. Why do you think he's never been given a chance by Spain? He and Xabi Alonso are a little bit like De Niro and Pacino for me and while Alonso was at Liverpool it was the opinion of many that Arteta was out performing his good friend Alonso. Fortunately for Alonso though, Liverpool were in the champions league then and Alonso was part of the team when they won it. Do you think though had Arteta been lucky enough to be playing in the champions league at the same time, would he maybe have been given the chance by Spain?
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Guillem, in researching your Guardiola book, and spending time with the man himself, di you get any indication of his preferred destination for his next job? He strikes me as a guy who keeps his cards close to his chest but i sense he would like a challenge, and while guiding City to a European Cup or revitalising a mediocre Milan team would represent one, do you feel his skills would best be suited to Arsenal? They seem to have a similar ethos and youth infrastructure to Barca, are London-based etc... and if the possibility was touted, Wenger might be reciprocal to the idea?? Thanks Conor
Posted 09:27 11th December 2012
Hi Guillem, Are you suprised at the impact that Michu and Pablo Hernandez have had for Swansea in the Premiership considering their limited impact in La Liga? Cheers Tim
Posted 08:42 11th December 2012
Hi Guillem, nice to read your blogs as always. I have a remark though. I don't think Cristiano would fit very well as number 9. A number nine has very narrow spaces and he is not as good as we expect from him (or other great number 9 such as Falcao) dealing with narrow spaces and being surrounded by all sides from opponents. He needs the space to exploit his speed and he is not very technical if he cannot use his pace for disorienting his opponents
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Hey Guillem, Always look forward to reading your posts, and hopefully we'll find away to get revista shown in Kuwait. My question is in regards to the consequences of having Ronaldo in Real Madrid. Ronaldo is always going to be in the lineup because of his talent and the marketing and financial aspects to it, however i believe that only without the Ronaldo type player ( mandatory starting lineup super media attention arrogant portrayl etc...) will Real Madrid truly evolve and devlop as a team, allowing more focus to be on the team and other supremly talented players (Ozil, Benzema di Maria Higuain etc...) & also allow players to play roles that suit their style more hence getting thebest out of them and not have to shuffle around to see what will best suit Ronaldo. Do you think Real Madrid can only develop as a team and will other players finally play to their best abilities had the Ronaldo Situation not been, and would you happen to know whats up with his horrible dribbling? Thank You!
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Hi Guillem, is there any truth in any interest from Manchester United in Athletic Bilbaos Oscar De Marcos? thanks
Posted 23:27 10th December 2012
Hi Guillem , This is a question all the way from India . I wanted to know about Dimaria . Is he considered to be an integral part of the Madrid Line Up cos i Find him to be very Subdued . Do you think that he can come close to The role Ronaldo plays if Ronaldo Leaves . Or what is his future with Bale Rumours floating . Thanks a lot
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Hi Guillem, Liverpool are in desperate need of a clinical finisher and attacking winger. Being only 4 points off the Champions League places can Liverpool still attract any stars such as Llorente or Cavani in January (Suarez may influence the move)? Having signed Nuri Sahin on loan will Rogers continue to bring in quality instead of quick fixes? I'm sure if they buy a world class player even on loan they will be competing for a Champions League spot.
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Messi is gud no doubt about that bt y favouring only barca why not madrid
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Food is Good – We stumbled across this restaurant after hearing much about it from friends and reviews. Muss & Turner's is a great local spot with a huge wine list, excellent beers and everything from gourmet seated dinner to wine & cheese to prepared takeout of meats and gourmet sides. We really like this place and plan to make it a regular spot for us in Smyrna.
Great food – I just had the best sandwich (Jojah Reuben) at Muss & Turners. Based on the ingredients, it should have disintegrated after I removed the toothpick. I don't know how or why it stayed together, but it did. Not only did it defy the messiness I expected, it was delicious. The unique combination of ingredients was fresh and very tasty. Muss & Turner's prices are a little higher than most lunch spots in the area, but I will gladly pay a little more for something extraordinary! The service was pleasant, and it was a great place to relax for a late lunch and read a few chapters of my book.
A must do for food lovers! – This local eatery has it all! Great sandwiches and soups for lunch, great entrees and salads for dinner, and some delicious sweets for any time of the day. The weekly beer and wine tastings are another great reason to stop in, as many of the spirits available on their large and frequently updated list are chosen by their patrons. I personally appreciate the mood and vibe always expressed when I frequent this "foodie heaven." Having lived around the city since 1969, I can truly say that this is one of the best kept secrets in Atlanta. Don't be fooled by the "outside the perimeter" address...this is a must do for all of you that appreciate great food, surrounded by great people. Muss & Turner's is a gem in the crown of Atlanta's culinary offerings!
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USES: This medication is used with other treatments for certain intestinal problems (ulcerative proctitis). It is generally used in people who cannot use enemas. It does not cure ulcerative proctitis, but it may relieve pain and decrease the amount of diarrhea and bloody stools caused by swelling (inflammation). Hydrocortisone is an anti-inflammatory drug (corticosteroid hormone). It works by decreasing the body's natural defense response and decreasing inflammation.
HOW TO USE: Use this product in the rectum, usually once or twice daily for 2-3 weeks, then once daily every other day, or as directed by your doctor. The dosage and length of treatment are based on your medical condition and response to therapy. When you are taking this medication every other day, it may help to mark your calendar with a reminder.Do not insert any part of the medication container into the anus. Use the enclosed applicator to apply this drug. Leave the cap of the container on while using the product. Shake the container well for 5-10 seconds before use and hold upright. Fill the applicator with foam according to the instructions in the package. Gently insert the applicator into the rectum, and gently push the plunger to apply the foam. Remove the applicator.After inserting the foam, pull the applicator apart and wash all parts with warm water.It may take 5 to 7 days to notice improvement from this drug.Do not use more of this product, use it more often, or keep using it for a longer time than prescribed by your doctor. If you have been taking this medication for a long time, do not suddenly stop it without your doctor's approval. Some conditions may become worse when this drug is suddenly stopped. Your dose may need to be gradually decreased to reduce symptoms such as extreme tiredness, weakness, weight loss, or nausea.Inform your doctor if your condition persists or worsens after two weeks.
Report Problems to the Food and Drug Administration
You are encouraged to report negative side effects of prescription drugs to the FDA. Visit the FDA MedWatch website or call 1-800-FDA-1088.
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